Topics created by BikerGSX

[quote name=“BikerGSX” post=“53098” timestamp=“1390010272”]
I think Bushstar sometimes wishers he was Satoshi Nakamoto, then he could be a man of mystery. Also he should remove his PM from his profile because he never replies to them :(
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This is inaccurate. I [i]think[/i] he receives a lot of PM’s and has to prioritize. Not to rub it in, but I can only think of one time I did not receive a response (and I PM a lot) and to be honest it was a PM that didn’t really require a response.

So I’m going to pretend I have some pull here, [i]hey Bush I’m putting in a good word for Biker. If he feels he needs a response to his PM, please respond because Biker’s been cool enough to help me out with my contest and he hasn’t divulged the answer to any one[/i]. ;)

Cool, any others anyone?

Little question, but how do we know that these services are legit. My fear would be that these generated addresses could be logged?

I try not to make resolutions - so I have none.

I agree about what you say about wives, we always want more attention 8)

[quote name=“DARKANGEL6415” post=“48613” timestamp=“1388465892”]
good stuff 8)
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:)

Yes wrapper go ahead and close it. Cheers :)

Minor aberration: couldn’t have said it better myself.

[quote name=“bobtaco” post=“48106” timestamp=“1388265263”]
On last quick question regarding wallets.

If my wallet has been encrypted, do I have any reason to fear writing down the dumpprivkey information, or putting back up copies of my wallet.dat file on a service such as DropBox?

Obviously nothing is 100%, but shouldn’t the encryption make it extremely difficult for any malicious activity?

Thanks again all!
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I believe dumpprivkey requires you to decrypt your wallet first, and it outputs it unencrypted.

But I may be wrong. It should be obvious when you test your restore procedures with your key (WHICH YOU SHOULD DO ANYWAY). If it asks for your password when you import it, then it’s not encrypted.

I tip my hat to you and thank you for the kind words sir.

I’ll enjoy the beer over xmas, maybe even down the Oxford Blue!

UM

[quote name=“chrisj” post=“43781” timestamp=“1386940068”]It might be down to the regulation. Marc has basically made a simpler version of Local Bitcoins without the order book. The reason why this peer to peer method works so well is that Marc isn’t holding the funds in a central location and therefore I believe he is able to avoid certain regulatory requirements.
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If a seller on the system wanted to do this, they are more than welcome to. Ultimately offering sellers the ability to compete on a system like this means that they’ll find ways to offer coins as cheaply as possible.

Thanks uncle-muddy rep+1 For that. It doesn’t answer all of them but its a start.

haha nice laugh ;D

[quote name=“BikerGSX” post=“40943” timestamp=“1386393394”]
At the next major air show I am going to jump out of a plane wearing a bird suit with feathers and all, and with a couple of Feathercoin flags in tow. That should get people talking. By the way after I jump do I count to 10 or a 100 before I pull the rip-cord? Just wondering!!
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Hang on, buying more ftc since you flying will raise the value sky-high! +1

You need 10 post before you can give rep I was looking for it last week and the button only appeared after my 10th post

While there are a lot of people joining the network it helps to keep some extra wallets online to sync their blockchains. Otherwise, you don’t need to have it on, it will sync when you re start it.

If you go to options you can set the daemon to start (service) at boot up. The daemon will run in the background to keep the blockchain up to date and offers other services to web pages and other applications, without having to start the client.

Sometimes it is better to “dribble in” the blockchain, than wait while it all syncs at once. Especially if you need to send some coins.

The Android application uses the reduced block chain only downloading the Blockchain headers and some appropriate full transactions. There have been discussions about allowing the normal client to have a reduced blockchain database, and that feature will probably be included with time.

Knowledge is knowing I have been up all night.
Wisdom is knowing when to go to bed.
Good night.

Hey I am really sorry we missed each other. I am happy to meet you anytime for a chat though, I am always pleased to meet people to talk about Feathercoin.

The whole expo was a bit of a chaotic mess. I think the organisers did work very hard and I am glad they got such impressive lineup of speakers but the whole thing was arranged appallingly and my day was just a nightmare.

We didn’t get a stall because we felt it was inappropriate. We are not a corporate entity with a revenue model trying to sell a product/service to a customer base. We’re an open source project here to serve a community and protect a blockchain.

If you want to meetup sometime drop me a PM, I’ll buy you a drink and we can chat Feathercoin 8)